Tips on easing the anxiety of and making back to school seamless. - Share yours

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Tips on easing the anxiety of and making back to school seamless. - Share yours

_{Started by Summer Jo , author of Believing Boldly} _{7/26/2011 2:21:24 PM}

In honor of Back To School - I'm doing a week long Mom's Tips Monday on my blog ... all about Back To School!

I have a 3 year old starting K3 and I don't know where to begin - he has been with me since birth - no daycare - no mom's day out! So... what are your tips for making going back to school seamless!? And how do you help ease the anxiety!

In case you're not familiar with MTM - if I use your tip (I try to use all of them) then I will feature your blog in my post!

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Reply by Marie

_{author of Marie Barters Her Way Back From The Brink} _{8/2/2011 11:21:00 AM}

I remember feeling this anxiety. Talking about school and all the types of things that we would all look forward to for a few weeks prior. The best thing I did for them was books. I found several childrens books on the subject. One absolute favorite, was a Pop Up Book, Called Corduroy goes to school.

http://www.amazon.com/Corduroy-Goes-School-Lift-Flap/dp/0670035149

They are now a second grader, first grader and Kindergarten and they all still want to read it every late August. Hope this was useful.

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